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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-17
NoTICE.

Parties indebted to the late P.
It. Gillian are hereby notified that
all notes and papers belonging to
the said P. T. Gillian, are now in
the hands OF K. J. Ezsll for collee-
ton. As Trustees Of the above
estate we will at once proceed to
wind up same All parties hold
ing claims and accounts against
the deceased are urged TO present
them at once.
W. A. BODENHAMER,
c. If. SAVAGE,
+. J EzELL,
Trustees Of estate of p. 7. Gillian.
Oct. 81, 1SST.-4t.
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W. A. BODENHAMER,
G. II. SAyAGE,
nIssOLrTION NOTICE.

By mutual consent the firm Of
Trice & Harper Is this day dissolv.
ed. The business will be eontin.
ued at the same stand by the SEN
Tor partner of the old firm, who
will have charge Of the books and
is authorized to collect all debts
due 10, and will esFfy ont all con-
tracts entered into bel etofore by
the firm office 3 Harper All
accounts and notes are now due
and PROMPT SETTLEMENT IS
EXPECTED.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-17
The MEssES0KR e a. Il Gus 4 %
Was"-REIIAnIE. Subscribe.

FOR SALE neat residence
In Okoloua, app = 90 Or address,
". II. BAsKIs, agent.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-17

- TIE bssi ilns o. Ia Is abd
Clothlns q Rubel't ever Offered
before.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-17
Schedule A. 40 Radmud



Hau -. ..... ............ SIS q. m.
No. Past Ffeigh. .... loss a. N
SOUTH B0USD TRAINS
Mail .......... .......... 1925 p. IN.
No. Past Freigit ......-.. AS p. M.
Kansas CITY a6dBir0iggb0m r. r.
The regular trains on the X. C.. and r.
load arrive 81 a. Tupelo at a.la p m, and
cave for Memphis 81 o'clock a m eaci day
Post 0Hes hours-from a. m. TO 6 p. m.
sunlay-from a. IA. % "a. M.
HOUSTON MAIL.
Leaves Okoi1as = q. m. arrives az Houston
i9-l.eayts Houston : q. m. arrives AZ
0koiouA p. m-
AsaIvALs AD DfrNRrtefF NAILS AT
H0C,roN
From Pitf-Ao-0 strives luesgaT, Thursday
sal ~atarliy az p. M. same days.
To Pon.o.8c. leaves Houston Monday and
FRIDAY o. On. and arrive. Tuesday and
saturday at p. m
From Granail to Houston arrives Wednes-
uaF Elidas a4i saturday a- b. m. AID
auives Mlndly wednesday and Saturday
% : p. "a. each week.
West Point arrives Tuesday and saturday
~ 10 8 IN and leaves p m ssme day.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-17

Tom Ivy (coD understand Che
business ofputting down carPeting
to perfection, and charges only IS
cents per room. Persons needing
such work done should secure his
services.
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Tail 81. ..... ..........-. SIS e. mn.
10. 6 Past Fre.gh. ..... ..- loss a. IN
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS
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The Compress has been repaired
and is now doing splendid work.
Our friend E. n. Abbott has charge
Of the business and solicits the pub
lie nafrona0n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-03
JOSEPH MASON, ESQ.

Among the pioneer settlers Of Mission
township, in this county, none is more
worthy Of honorable mention Than Joseph
Mason, Esq, who has been resident Of the
territory embraced within the borders Of
that division Of this county for about fifty
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-03
lGQ4I.
MoLONRY d STEAD,
Iiirnsvs a. La.c, -. .,

.TAsrh:R,st sxTssE e. STAT or ILLINOIS,
M County OF LAsALLE-ss. La Sale Couaa GU
In the matter Of Maria Croty ~ Catherine Gertrude
Brady. Franc sJamcs Brady and Y. ssnford--o~ bis
Jcy pS.tab. s.,.nv ,,,., ,,a, 4, ,,,,uane- O.
s.d court the eleventh day o. JAY s1 Duncan
urdsy' he twenty fourth tsiih Day q September ISL
u ten o'clock In the forenoon o. said dsy shall ss
* the residence Of Maria Crostv on Nam street! u The
village Of Cro,ty. In sad county, the following de-
Fifty four and fcrt, two one hundredhs $40 sere
Of the souihe.st quarter of section twenD tnrcc
he is4d sa} bf;aepa nsriai.n, % s.a county ana
ste all that part OF the vest hall OF me norines Inca
Sree ISL 3 range oS vs ss. Of tie third pIns
meridian except that portion IN the sSmss1,s cor cor
he southwest part d SAID tract. which said ,IsSt con
half Of the half Of the southeast quarter
Of ,ecton fourteen CD township .hirSthrs,s
meridian; lots one "a, two l2). three (sl four ~. i've
ISh six ~ seven O. Ten iiol eleven Cd ana ivsNs
20 Cro,ty; lots four lt ave t5. and six t in block
fourteen IA IN .Cro',ys s.so,d ADDITION to S,Stiy
quarter Of section twenty-five I2sl, township thirty;
,GTee S north rsnes ys e@,' OF ;9e thru 81
in Crottys subdivision of III wet half OF the south
r IS e ns p 1suss avg ea S SSssH G
q pTnepa! mcrlG5iaR i%t four a. In block seven
:, III CrutJ second Addltlun 10 Crotiy OF the souu
hlif oc lot sN 49, IN block three 1877 IN CrOttys Third
Addition To- troity The south tsentylye 80 feet and
eight inches of lot tSO ~. In block three 1871, IN
Cruttys Addition 10 Irotiy; lot seven r. IN block
twenty IN ]. twenty-five l2!, twclty'three res,
itHeniy.tour l2l tNenty.nre ri, twehtysM 1871,
twcniysryru ,2;, tWeniy"lght % twentyiilnc lsl,
thirty t2u imrtyo 3l), tmry'tNO tS2) uirtythres
tl thirty tj aud tArtyve $3.50. in block six
49,. 10 CiutHs 1h.rd Abolition 70 Cr9tiy ltts eleven
DI. .TcIyr az ana thirteen ti N block Nix ttl, IN
cru.tys Second Addition 20 tru!'y; uts tsht ts anu
nine 90. lu toiaEi ,hcrs SUBDIVISION oi bllck tt!!
lU}. IA ru,,y; lot q, In Blocs ten 60. Rcsulyy 20
Cru'ty; ut ~ CO. m block THREE 81, In Crptiyt AdG.
dion tr1ity that Vart OF hoes Cd IN Truce y
Rcsuryr IA Crafty. except inst part oHhed ~ IhpW'
~ Murrlsrcy ;-3N IN said curny OF Ia sale and state
G.. lups. Provided uepCfthr Css. lhc bid upon each
tf sla V,s above describe SHALL br equal - No least
twu.,aICs u U,r Nalunon put upun the same by the
4. lrluI-. TONER'S appointed ~ sud Circuit court.
IEE"~ -Our.turlH OF me pUrrl. price % be paid
on tlc Gny OF tr sale and the balance On the Cylrcy
81 'hc u'ca 20 Ia" purchaser, ~
DUNCAN M"DOUGALI-
auE!0-iw Master in CEagccry Of said Circuit court.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-03

nings Of the Rebellion" including temper.
ate consideration Of the purposes and organ.
nation Of the original seoessionists. There
are numerous letters from famous men Of
that day. Among the illustrative material
are fac. SMILES Of Lineoln's letter to Pickett
concerning the presidency, and Of his letter
Of acceptance. together with numerous pOr.
traits also views Of the Republican wigwsm
At Chicago, In which Lincoln VA nominated,
the sta,shouse at Springfield, and . group
Of the famous "wids.awskes' Of the Lincoln
campaign. In addition there is o continua,
ton Of Tho Chemistry Of Food and Nutri.
ton the usual amount Of fiction, poetry,
"The Siege Of Petersburg lin four illustra
ted papers,) In the war series, and the edito.
rial departments. Among the poems is one
by Walter Learned, entitled
BETWEEN THE LINES:
Between the lines the smoke hung low,
And shells few screaming to and fro,
While blue or gray in sharp distress
Rode fast, their shattered lines TO press
Again upon the lingering foe.
IT'S past-and now the roses blow
Where war was waging years ago;
And naught exists but friendliness
Between the lines.
To you who made the traveller know
In southern homes how warm hearts glow
Let even this hating verse express
Some measure OF true thankiulness,
And grateful, loving memory shoS
Between the lines.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-03
Its thousands Of cures are the best I'D
vertisemsnt for DR.. Ssges Catarrh Remedy
Literary Notices.

The September Century is devoted largely
to outdoor life aud political "reminiscences
the former being represented by the second
part Of "Snubbin' thro' Jersey" 1.-THE ANA
,eur Photographer, and 1.-The Camera Clut
Of CINCINNATI" while Of political matter thsr,
is, "The Trainers and Framing Of the Con-
stitution,' also two papers relating to Mon
,icello and Thomas Jefferson, and the Lin
coin History. The latter resches the poiu
Of Lincoln's nomination and election, III,
special topics being the two Baltimore con-
ventions which nominated Douglas ant
Johnson and Bell and Everett respectively
the Chicago convention which nominated
Lincoln. and the campaign which followed
after which comes chapter on "The begin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-03
A Favor,,e with the Fair Sex.

Pspillon (extract Of tiax) skin Cure IL
superior TO all the much advertised skin
besutiiers with the advantage of being
beneficial, and not like the mineral prepa.
rations usually sold which are very poison
Gus. II will remove all inflammation, chat
ing and roughness of the skin, sunburn,
freckles and unseemly blotches, and leave
the cuticle fair and soft as an infants. An
actual necessity for the complete toilet
table. Large bottles only 800, for sale by
7. E. Gapen & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-03
n. n. AnNsTNoNG,

attorney Gt Lar.
SVhTE OF ILLINOIS. - SALE CoUNTY-ss. he
- he circuit CoHJt To Dc{Yhsr YJH \. y. ISL
George v. Armstrong, Administrator OF the Esta'a
Of Elizabeth H. +. RcGdick. decreased. ~. Ere .eriCk
SchEakc, Mary SchDake, Charles Luce and Henry
SChHHS".IE tAdRc1N
Affidavit II nun.rtsidcrce of Free rick schnaEc and
Mary SChuHkr. irplr dcd with the above defendants.
having been filed IN the clerks office OF the Circul
Court Of said county, notice il therefore hereby gwen
10 the said NONRESIDENT defendants that the complain
an, Med his hill OF complaint In said court, on the
cninCery side thereof the 10Th day OF July, 1851 and
that thercupon Il summons issued out of said court,
wherein said suit is now pending, retGrnablc on the
second Monday in the month of October next N is by
law required.
Now. unless you, the said non resident Defendants
above named shall personally be and appear before said
Circuit Court the first day Of the next term thereof
to he holden ut Ottawa In and for the said county
the second Monday in October next, and plead
or demur TO the said compliments bill Of complaint
the same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated will be taken confessed and decree
tered against you according to the prayer Of said bill
WILLIAM ". TAYLOR, CLERK.
Ottawa. Illinois, Aug. 9Th, 1887.
NJ. n. ARMSTRONG, Compltp Solr. aueal4w
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Man wants but little here below,
But wants that little strong.

This is especially true of purge. The
average man or woman does not precisely
banker for II, as a rule, but when taken
wishes 1t to be prompt, sure and effective
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
leave nothing to be desired In point OF efil
cscy, and yet their action 10, totally free
from any unpleasant symptoms, or disa
greesble after effects. Purely vegetable
perfectly hafraless. "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-03

August seth, September 10Th, and October
llth the Illinois Central Railroad viii sci
round "trip tickets from all its points in IN
nois and Iowa 70 jackson, Tennessee. Aber
deem, JACKSON and Yazoo City, Mississippi
Hammond, Jennings and Lake Charles, Leu
isiana, nj ONE FARE for the round trip
Tickets limited to 80 days and good for stop
overs 4; points south Of Cairo. Parties who
desire 10 visit the above points should take
advantage Of these excursions and advice
the undersigned AT what poinl they will take
the Illinois Central, that ample Coach and
Sleeping Car accommodations may be pro-
yded. Also, address the undersigned al
Manchester, Iowa, for excursion bills, rates,
&c. J. +. MERRY.
Gen. West. Pass. Agt.
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far; yet the old settlers will bear 10 GU: in
tho assertion, that on very dark nights the
rays from such . source o! illumination
could be seen At . distance Of ave or six
miles. Mr.. Mason saw the light in question,
and II seemed 10 him that he rode several
hours before he reached the house, which
proved 10 be at
oLlvAn's GROVE,
at the head Of the Vermillion river. Here,
Notwithstanding his famished condition, he
could obtain but scant meal, as the "larder"
Of the "tavern" was emptp. His horse
Jared the better Of the two, As he had . sup.
per or breakfast Of some water and little
hay, and the rider little salt pork and q
small fragment Of corn bread. The landlord,
Mr.. Oliver. had gone to the Wabash, forty.
FIVE miles of. for provisions and was ex-
pected every moment and 10 the great JOY
Of the family, and relief Of their guest, Mr..
Oliver arrived the next forenoon and then
they were in clover But there was no
corn for the horse, SO Mr.. Mason FASTENED
onward, going down the vermillion river
about ten miles, where he discovered house
and made his horse glad by good feed Of
corn. Pursuing his journey, he arrived
upon o prairie surrounded by swamps,
adorned with "cst tails and bulrushes, and
made vocal by the songs Of frogs in full
chorus. Upon this, then delectable spot,
now stands the thriving city of Pontiac. lie
came on to the " mouth Of the Fox Is sub.
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FOR SALE.

FARM OBJ 4 I o ACRES, situated on the
west line Of Brookneld and east line Of Grand RaSds
has three good dwelling houses barns cribs. etc. In
good repair three rood orchards u we'll fenced and
well wstered Will be sold In whole in part vt q
bargain, either cash time. Apply on the pFemi.
tses, or address w. A. ACCOlLUM.
mar5SmoS Sunrise, La Sale county, Ilh nOte.
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NATIONAL CITY BANA
OF OTTAWA.
(rormer,y City Rank OF Esmes Alien & Coz
X. g. AllEN..,............ ..........., President
7, u. ChIlIN .......... VICE PRESIDENT
I'D. T. ALLEN, JR.......,,..,.....,..,.... CCshe'.
a. I. sChOCE..,....,........... Assist Cashe'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

The once sesber uhe seeks kspublI.
ean sirnsturss 70 e petItion 70 > Demo
oraiie Prsaidens is Is ineonsistsni n
bis methods g. be b in bis pEiueiplsA
His sesion = like securing = eeEsihcsis
Of good health in order 70 obtain admis-
slon 70 hospital. Ohieea sad recon-
msndations 70 ONES shoald alike b ieft
70 the DemoeEifs. A true Republican
has no use fora Democratic oiaoe. or
fer fbe favor Of Democratic sfdeials-
Nsr has q tsus Republican any fasoss 70
ssh Of she Democracy. Tbs Posr L.
TrLEaanscEa certainly has none. Il pro-
psses 10 treat tbs Democratic party
fairly. and thas IL all. Il proposes 70
give Il fall credit for any good that 10
may do. but as Il has never yet desc any
good. there Is no reason Cor hoping that
ls viii ever deserve toe credit Which is
ready for Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

Il was q hard thing fer q man Ike
John Reach 20 die a. last with broken
heart A New YORK. correspondent OF
The Philadelphia Press tells the follow
ING story % bow Sc originally vent into
buaiBeas for himself. The story runs As
follows: The old mans career has esen
enc Of the most touchin0 the coantry
has ever known. He told me once bow
he came 10 set up In business for him
self. He had been At work IN an iron
SHIN. building establishment, where be
vas imposed upon BY the foremaa. Oae
day be resented an imposition hy going
"a she Office and asking for his wages.
shop on Geerck street. HIS total capi-
tal vas $500. He hired = helper and
laid in q small stock Of iron. hxad Up
hts shop, rolled op his sleeVss aud sent
20 work. AZ the end Of tv1 weeka be
went 10 his wife ard said; Mary,
don't owe q dollar IN tbs world. psid
my last dollar cot 30 my hands tonight,
eai | have not = dallar ieft for the
house. Do you think they vii truss as
for food Tor SaodAyE" His Uife. who
vss ~ brave spirited - be. vent oas 70
secure TIE credit. Tue foiloWihs seek
be secured q ich Of uAkinz CRATE bars
tor brewery. and soon Aftefsard be
secared she contract for the iron on tie
Harlem Bridge. and thenes rose 10 be
the lase 81 trou saiphaiides in the eoun
Try, bat from the time he aFsi become
an employer OF labor. 80 be tod me,
uatu be made his assignment, although
hts Psy-rol ran as high as So GO %
I sec 90 week, their UaA noe Sstur-
DAY on wAloa he did noe pAg every
hand thai be ewed in falls. He waa 1
iahares himself. and be kne9 the neoss
stiles o. the men at honaa.
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viei4na ahanas "a parsy pualtions g
ahilsinR % parry lines Ths man whs
dsiibsszsslg tranafsFs hts siieaiancs
from ons psrsy 70 Ne othsr sithss does
90 for ths s4ks Of asvsnEnes - himssli
o. besauss a. Diqus % sons petty de
satisfseiisn. TIE men uho Tor Ssh
rsasons surrendsr TIE prinsipiss q =
iifssias srs ansosthy 20 b trusted as
rub.is ssrvantsL The kspahiiszn VIC
bee0mss = Dsmoerat 10 rssain celss o
sseuss ofhss Is unwesshy q pablis trusi-
The RsDabfiean uho Stiles hia ssnsis-
iions for liks Fsas0n il Iiisls better.
wsan the administration Is Demo
GRATIS, tie psmoerais nhould bold tbs
sfsssn when II 10 Republican. The Be
pnbIioans yin bold them. There need
b no doube sbgcs tnat
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NoTTCR
TN THE DISTRICT COURT. aoLpINe
| terms 81 Pot Townsend.
IN ADMIRALTY

TN THE DISTRICT COURT, HOLDING
| terms 81 Pot Townsend.
IN ADMIRALTY.
Ma. 81. -KdwArd NIL r. lfhellAnt, ". The
British bark webfoot. her tackle. apparel and
faraitars.
Couft Of the Third judicial District Of wash.
inston Territory, boiling term at Port fown-
send on the isth dAy o. JthusFy, A. D. 1881
BY Edward Miller. master and owner % the
sieAm ing Biz a" libeslsat against the British
bArt Heefcot, her tackle. apparel ARd feFni-
tuFe, alleging IN substance. that on the 1sth
day of November, A D. 1855. the said EivAsd
Miller, master and owner Of said steam ting
RiA while On a cruise with said tue. IN the
Straits ef JaAn Dc FaeA. about Two miles %
Pillar Point. Washington rer7itsry, discovered
! vessel on are and apparently deserted !, that
II grras DANCE from Gre eAi5 liesllasa Gp-
proached said vesscl, which proved te Be tse
British bark wcbfoo,, isAsied WITH lunher.
and ahsndaeed ~ her master and crew. Thss
said hafk and the cargo ahoard vas all AEzs,
and ilbrllant a. ne great risk sod danger Of
esttfag hra . Esld tug. and ~ great risk a3d
danger 10 htmseif and she cree Of sstd tug.
took bold Of aid bari. and t0wed the szae
late Cresoeni Bay. Hashiast0s Territory,
WAeF. he s,-araed tAai libeIiant and tie cres
o. sad tn9 worked 70 saedae the 6ames. bat
tie said e.lrk bgFned D. he waters edge thas
Rbellsnt e grezt cost aud sxpsHss prseared
nen 70 save the propeFty al-oAre SAID eaFk.
As1 % stcck the sauc. arc - ereat expease
AID cogl cauari TIE wseckAza saved % b
trcartt % Pot foWose1A. v .shizston Ter.
ritcry, Where q nov H. Tsat the huli q sAia
xesssi. 49, the psoperty that lso~i.snt uAs an.
able . save tosFsfsem, nov lies IN The bar.
boe e e-ceat Bay. Gssatnston I sTttory,
ana that nbellans - EMIT I'd 20 . reAseaahle
e. ~ 81 aAi1 tark and TN property aaves. for
tie savage ttsre0f Asd pFaYtne process
4 alast said barb and reNsrHAeie and propaz
saixAee, and thal said b4fk. her tackle apparel
and fsfuRura may ~ conde@nsa asA sud %
pas sacA salvage. vita costs. charges ard ex-
peaseA
No., therefore. Ia PurssApce o. he nS-
Eirtea 9nasF to- seal 81 the said UT, q
~ dirrcsed and delivered 20 hsrshy eivs
pubsic ~ ies D. al pssnona elsiminr the sid
bars. he tackle. Apoarel AID faraifare. q
N any msaaer iateres1ed therela. tai shry
- as1 srrsar before the sai5 ntsfziei Gear
% fhar~aaF. tee - d4y e February. A. D,
81. tAsu AS thsrs 70 inssrposs thxlg elaizI
as& & make their silegA tens IN has AeAAlf.
pNis4 TIE zsta dAg 81 JsaaAry. .. D 1871.
z. J. IA Nlroa
Uahea states n srsaai ~ " lsAtagtca fs<rssary
b. J. Q ctusHx. Depag.
hra1sAA9 sacsk rFoc1eu for hbsilAnts
faef
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Taxa swo aahis psons o. bss1 ssarnhs
add very iisfIs water % y, Eab ana
atir ui1h : nroun fnte . Ahtek p4stes
sarnfnllV breakinn az ne lungs and
psflie1sa Add q plnt 81 bsilznE wsseF,
s1isrina &c 1hs sane time; bell half ~
honf, stirring occasionally b keep s
frsu b1rnine. Add 4 plsss Of enameI
t5e a. 81 q Pes; II tlfi8 ia not - hano
nss 4 fabieapoonful Of Quns arabse scia-
slon fmade b. po1Fin9 boiling water
upon Gum-afabio and standing IN
tIi oleaF and frnnsparenf)s o. pisoe o.
ulsan nsuiI0n fnlI1w half TIE sEts Of =
natmeR aud q teaspoon % sals uili %,
bas i rot q good strain the ssaruh
through = nlKatner o. q pieoe q TIM
mnsiin. Have The shirt fuzned wronR
sids 0ut; dip the baegmg eaFefnily II
the opsRsfi1n until the boeoms ere
thoroughly and egssly saturated wiih
Ntarohs proceed TO dry. Three nOuKs
before ironinR dip TIE bosoms IN clean
gafeF, wiring out and roll np ti2Afly.
FIRST iron the back b fielding Il length
wise through TIE osnfsr; nexs iron tie
WFislb4nds and both sides Of fhs sleeEees
thea the eollarbaad. Nov place ihe
bosom board nnder the b1som, and
sith . dampened nspkin rub the bosou
from the top toward the bottom,
smoothInR and arranging cash plAIi
neatly. Win smooth. moderately bet
hat-iFon begin Is the top and iron
dounwaFd. and ooatin1s ths operation
unsil the bosom Is perfeotiy dry and
shining. Remove ths b0ssm board and
iron The 'front.' Of the shirt. The bosem
and cnfs o. shirts-indsed, Of all Biee,
Zoe w0rk-wili lock cleaner and better
il they are hrst ironsd undeF piece Of
fhin, old muslin. II takes OF she irsi
heat Of the irsn. and removes any Jumps
0f starch.
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q hMoe AteFta
Especial 10 Times- Democrat,
ST.. LSuIs, Jan. 16.-"ColoneI'' Frank
James, respondent 10 bsaveE-srimmed
oVercoas and sonbrero, arrived IN this
city this morning foE the purpose Of
securing q situation ~ salesman N q
large retail shoe and clothing house.
He has been olofking IN shoe store et
Nevada, No., since hts aequittal 81 Gal
latin Of the murder OF Conductor West
fall. who vas killed during the Blue Got
train robbery. he called on bis old
ooansol, Gov. Johnson, Of the Fear
CouFta, and was warmly Welcomed.
rhe bandit was then iaifCdaeed TO
Judaes NormiIe and Noosan. Of the
CRIMINAL Court, and TO she various
prosecuting officers and attorneys. He
vas li0nixed By bis new friends, and
medeatly refused several invitations 70
make q social debut. lie took dinner
gith Jsfq6 NoOnan, aud accepted an in
vlfation 20 witness Wilson BarFetts
"HamIet," ohaFacseF which be says be
ls deeply interested 10. He has read
SHAKESPEARE thoronQhlyf and quotes
long passages correctly.
He Is nearly six feet high. slender,
With clear blue eye. light moussaohe,
light hair. about ~ yeaFs old. aud has
killed fully $50 men since be started IN
With Q1antrell. H uses good Ian
guaRe when be talks. and says all be
wants 10 90 be let alone. II ! secure q
position here | will settle in St. Louis"
said be. :" l know all the points aboat
the shoe business, and bunt place
only on my merits as q salesman.
nave been ofiersd $500 week 70 20 iuta
she show business, bat wonld nOt take
~ many thousand. don't want noto-
ristg. have soms means, and an
thinking about going into the cigar
business here" James has q slight
limp, due 70 bad wouad supposed "a
have been received In the Northheld
raid. Bot for the overooat be wouid b
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